Perlemoen poaching kingpin Morne Blignault wants to retain assets

Convicted perlemoen poaching kingpin Morne Blignault was back in the Gqeberha high court on Thursday in an attempt to prevent the Asset Forfeiture Unit from confiscating assets believed to have been gained through his illegal enterprise.

This was despite Asset Forfeiture Unit (AFU) senior advocate Warren Myburgh telling the court that nothing had been forfeited to the state yet...

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